Blooming cats
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Blooming cats
I cannot believe what I have just seen.
All this time I have been buying Gourmet wet food, Mary wouldn't eat anything else, and as I had ran out of gourmet for Buddy I gave him a coop own variety, he will eat anything usually, but he didn't finish it all and have just caught Mary eating it.
Bloody typical of her, now if I was to give it to her she wouldn't touch it. I am going to try her on pets at home's own brand, as it is quite expensive to keep feeding them Gourmet, don't suppose she will eat that either.
Fussy mare, she could hardly get down the stairs this morning after what she has eaten, she's such a pig.
All this time I have been buying Gourmet wet food, Mary wouldn't eat anything else, and as I had ran out of gourmet for Buddy I gave him a coop own variety, he will eat anything usually, but he didn't finish it all and have just caught Mary eating it.
Bloody typical of her, now if I was to give it to her she wouldn't touch it. I am going to try her on pets at home's own brand, as it is quite expensive to keep feeding them Gourmet, don't suppose she will eat that either.
Fussy mare, she could hardly get down the stairs this morning after what she has eaten, she's such a pig.
Re: Blooming cats
Hi Lynn,
Pets at home own brand goes down well with my lot, even their cheap tinned wet food is wolfed down, but they'd all kill for the 85g chickem/tuna pouches, tho' they're much the same price as the Gourmet stuff.
They've all turned their noses up at various food, only to eat the same food from another cats bowl, they all seem to think think the other cats are getting tastier food than they are.
Ian
Pets at home own brand goes down well with my lot, even their cheap tinned wet food is wolfed down, but they'd all kill for the 85g chickem/tuna pouches, tho' they're much the same price as the Gourmet stuff.
They've all turned their noses up at various food, only to eat the same food from another cats bowl, they all seem to think think the other cats are getting tastier food than they are.
Ian
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Re: Blooming cats
haha, it is so true that they are always convinced the food in the other bowl is bound to be nicer! lol
maddymoo- Diamond Elite Cat
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Re: Blooming cats
Gave her some Royal canin biccies last night and she couldn't get them in her mouth quick enough, the greedy pig wanted seconds but she never got it.
Bloomin eck wait till the vet sees the size of her, hope they don't weigh her, she might break the scales.
Bloomin eck wait till the vet sees the size of her, hope they don't weigh her, she might break the scales.
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